New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
NEW.YORK CITY.

Oriental and European porcclans from the collection
of Mrs. n. J. Chaplin OF Cincinnati was held by
ortgicS & Co.. at the art galleries. No. s45 Broadway
The prices were moderate. and the attendance was
and other objects were passed untl This afternoons
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The Ladies' Guild of the West Harlem Methodist
Episcopal Church. at seventh ave. and One hundred
and twenty nnth-s Will give dairymad-' reception
tonight and tomorrow night. The pretty milk
| sellers Will begin business at o'clock and pre-
tickets cost only so and the visitor Is welcome
to drink all the milk he can pay for
On Tuesday next limited excursion Will leave by
the Erie Railway for California under the care Of J.
| Prescott excursion manager Of the company. The
fare Is S115. giving the privilege Of return within six
months and stopof ar pleasure west of the Missouri
| River Tickets can be procured at any ticket office
! Of the company.
Collector Magone yesterday appointed the following
| $1,000 clerks in tho Custom House Dennis T.
shcchan. Of this city, Azarah j. Orton, Of Broobyn
and Frederick Downcy, of Dohbs Ferry. Daniel Norton
was appointed assistant engineer.
Senator Michael C. Murphy has contributed 500 TO
the fund for The relief of the family Of the late John
J. BreSlin.
Delegate p Il. Leddy, from the Sacred Heart Branch
Of the Irish National League handed yesterday 10
Treasurer Kennedy Of the Central Council of that
organization $500. the proceeds Of public meeting OF
the branch held last sunday In the basement OF tie
Church Of the Sacred Heart.
The Board Of Education yesterday elected trustees
Of the different wards for terms Of five years. \
discussion over the report Of committee the
transfer by the ward trustees Of Miss Julia l. Crnnion,
teacher. from Grammar school 40. - To No. -.
Miss Crnnon appealed to tho Board against INF, tran--
fer and the committee sustained the appeal Inc
Board sustained the transfer.
Tho Second Univcrsalist Church. Of Harlem. 81
which the Rev. Dwight VI Hodge IS pastor. IS holding
church fair in One hundred and twenty hith ST. near
SiXthavc.
The shelter for Respectable Girls and Training
School for Servants in charge Of the sisters Il the
Holy Communion working in the Church Of ne An
nuncatlon IS Incorporated Institution with the Rev
Dr. Morgan president and Bishop Potter visitor. IL
benefits conferred without charge and fair g
Icing held In aid Of It's funds Al the House NO -
Seventh The fair viii close this evening.
Corporation Counsel O'nricn has given an opinion
that the Park Commissioners have exclusive control
Of the care and maintenance Of Finh ave from Fifty
nlnrh-,t To one hundred andtcnthst
Dr. Parker remained most Of the day al IFS rooms IN
the Everett House. Major Pond said That DE- would b,
well enough TO deliver his lecture at Chclcrns Hall
Oh Gladstone, 10 morrow
The steamship san Pablo arrived al Francisco
on Monday with mails from Shanghai, Hong Kong
and Yokohama which arc due here for tie first
carriers delivery next Monday. The next mails
for China and Japan may leave Ne"-i"i" - '"'' ~
Thursday, December -, at p H.
Several American small boys have asked Mayor
Hewitt by letter Why the police do not permit them
to play ball on Duane Street Park The Mayor
wrote TO President Borden Of The Park Department
stating that bows need outlet for their surplus
cncrric-" President Borden replied thar the lad
would have the privilege " until such time as Work
shall be begun ON the park with view to opening
It for public use"
The Board Of Review q the National Troitine A.
ISOLATION were in session again yesterday at the Fnh
Avenue Hotel. Only small cases Of fraud and de-
ccpiiOn were tried
The Federal club las elected the following dele
gates and altcruacs the Convention Of Republican
Clubs 10 De held in this city on December -, 10 and
Il: Ernest H. Crosby, f. i. Brown, i. H. Iioyt
J. IT, Phipp-. Almon Goodwin. W. T. Slancr. dele
gate, C. H. EidwcIl. j. H. Guion. II. H. iIunt, T. j.
Lewis, and John T. Plummcr, alieInal"s
At the lecture which Dr. McClynn Viii deliver I'm
Brcvoort Hall tonight under The auspices Of tho
Gladstone Hranch Of the Irish National League James
Hcdpath VIII preside and =. j. kcrfigan. the Irish
piper, viii assist in entertaining the audience
4 complimentary dinner f., TO be given at Del
Inonico's tonight TO Jane, T. Miller, scnatorccct
# New jersey. Among others who viii be present
are Congressman william Walter Phelps John TAYLOR
Johnston. Robert i. sinclair. warren Alderman.
Amo, Clark Elias H. Pope, G.. b. Ripley, and Foster
". voorhees,.
Miss Florence Brady has been elected president Of
tie Excelsior Literary ASsocation Of Trinity Evening
school This school IS held SO. 30 Trinity place,
and is entirely free, being supported bJ lnn'y
Church.
4 political economy c.a has been organized by he
Anti Poverty Society and VIII meet Ia icafcr on Ncdno-
day evening" at Cooper Union. Louis f. Post has been
chosen Instructor,
Henry Norwitz. who complained 10 superintendent
Murray Tuesday that hc had been Ubbed by Police
man Io.d, Of the Ninctocnth Precinct, identified Reid
In Mr. Murray's Office yesterday. Reid denied the
Ciuiding but Mir. Murray decided 10 entertain "A com
plant aud lot the Police Huald listen ~ the evidence
John Ecan, an EngI-hman recently arrived, com
niicd suicide yesterday with audanum al the stevens
House.
4 baud. One new publication called The Manhattan
Athletic ChIOiielc' la appeared, devoted 10 tho
athletic Interests generally and those Of the Manhattan
especially.